latest fashion trends(for guys)

chillywilly

i saw a thread for girl trends so i thought sure why not!

i have to say i got a new cream cord blazer 2 weeks ago a i love it! So what do you guys and girls think are the trendiest in guy clothing at the moment?

......im straight by the way!!

unknownguest

iPods, Pink T-Shirts, Charity Wrist Bands (bought with fashion in mind), Peter Mark Hair Styles, Fake Tan.

Pet

I'd have to agree. The pink t-shirts thing is ridiculous. And I have to admit, I'm a little shocked at the fake tan. I mean, that's REALLY pushing the envelope..

LegacyUser

there sure is some seriously affected wánkers out there.

i wouldn't really include ipods, i mean i have one, and i sure aint no dip dyed, wrist banded, feather haired, homosexualy dressed, self obsessed fashion victim.

though i can see how some of these tossers would buy and ipod because of the image.

unknownguest wrote:

iPods, Pink T-Shirts, Charity Wrist Bands (bought with fashion in mind), Peter Mark Hair Styles, Fake Tan.

ionapaul

Men using fake tan and toni et guy hair styles...argh, why arn't the style police / militia allowed to 'eliminate with extreme prejudice' onsight...? Pink t-shirts or work shirts...like having the word 'TOOL' written across your forehead!

Lord Nikon

I have two pink t-shirts, im not gay or anything, i like the design on them.

azezil

Well I AM gay and I wouldn't wear a pansy ass pink t-shirt

Amz

azezil wrote:

Well I AM gay and I wouldn't wear a pansy ass pink t-shirt

More of a lilac man?

irlirishkev

azezil wrote:

Well I AM gay and I wouldn't wear a pansy ass pink t-shirt

Looked good on Elvis..

Seriously though, if it looks good on you, would you not wear it?

K.

azezil

No! its pink!!

tabatha

well i feel compelled to say something here.....Irish men have NO fashion sense. Well most anyway. They are at least six months behind the rest of the world in fashion terms. Pink has been in for guys for months on the continent. Irish guys need to lighten up a bit in regard to fashion and women! Why is it that the majority of Irish girls prefer guys from other countries.....u may ask yourself!

Dr.Feelgood

BUT PINK>>>>????? Thats not on-

Bootgal

tabatha wrote:

well i feel compelled to say something here.....Irish men have NO fashion sense. Well most anyway. They are at least six months behind the rest of the world in fashion terms. Pink has been in for guys for months on the continent. Irish guys need to lighten up a bit in regard to fashion and women! Why is it that the majority of Irish girls prefer guys from other countries.....u may ask yourself!

Agree, even look at english men.I can always tell the difference between them and irish men.Was in liverpool a few weeks back for a match- could spot paddys a mile off- the embarrassment!!

tabatha

eh yeah...it is on!!! pink on guys is lovely.....i was out the other night and first thing i noticed was the guys that were wearing pink.....all of them look good and were well groomed!!

azezil

metro-sexual pansies, personally i prefer men who are men!

Bootgal

personally i prefer men who have style (minus the fake tan of course)

LegacyUser

do you have a barbi doll too?

neuromancer wrote:

I have two pink t-shirts, im not gay or anything, i like the design on them.

tabatha

azezil wrote:

metro-sexual pansies, personally i prefer men who are men!

just because men were pink doent make them "gay" or "pansies"...how come girls can wear any colour and get away with it??? what ever happend to freesom of expression?? pink is a great colour anyway and if guys want to wear it fair enough.....move with the times people!!!!

LegacyUser

there's style, and there's lookin like a foookin sheep idiot.

not saying you can't tell the difference, but pink on straight guy's is just plain wrong.

Bootgal wrote:

personally i prefer men who have style (minus the fake tan of course)

Bootgal

paperclip wrote:

there's style, and there's lookin like a foookin sheep idiot.
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Ah sure! each to their own..

tabatha

Bootgal wrote:

Ah sure! each to their own..

you said it bootgal......more farmers than fashion!

Zulu

tabatha wrote:

well i feel compelled to say something here.....Irish men have NO fashion sense. Well most anyway. They are at least six months behind the rest of the world in fashion terms.

What - we're behind the rest of the world? You honestly think we're behind Mongolia? Tanzania? Uzbekistan? Poland? Venezuela? Samoa? Ethiopia? China? Mexico? :rolleyes:

Tabatha - sorry, but you don't have a clue. The Irish - globally speaking, are quite well dressed. I'd be tempted to rag on some Irish women for their pathetic fashon sence, but I know better.

So you like men in pink shirts - good for you. I, personally have more taste, and wouldn't be seen dead in pink or lilac for that matter. Why? Because, like luminous orange - they don't look good.

Dr.Feelgood

grrrrrrr

tabatha

well zulu....u dont know fashion then....pink is very in for men....go into any high street mens shop at the moment and u will see for yourself...and as for the rest of the world....i think u are being silly and pickey...i was talking about fashion world....as i have said, taste is a matter of opinion....pink just happens to be in so opinion has spoken! simple!

Tobias Greeshman

its more of a dull pink/salmon colour thats become popular, its not that sickingly illumnious pink you see girls wearing!

Bootgal

Zulu wrote:

What - we're behind the rest of the world? You honestly think we're behind Mongolia? Tanzania? Uzbekistan? Poland? Venezuela? Samoa? Ethiopia? China? Mexico? .

bit harsh there aren't we!!!!

Dr.Feelgood

I dont know why a fella would even try on something pink

I'm not saying you have to be gay to wear pink because thats not true-

I am saying i cant imagine a situation where i would say, "oh my thats a lovely pink t-shirt that i must own!!"

No i'll stick to my slum look thanks.

Do women like groomed men more than a little bit of scruffy.
I know that you ladies dont mind scruffy- well i hope not, my lady never complains she always plays with my hair- also i dont think she'd like me in pink.

tabatha

i dont think its a case of liking men a little scruffy or groomed....it depends on the situation if you know what i mean!

Dr.Feelgood

I getcha

Bootgal

Ya have to say that i do prefer a groomed man.A groomed man gone a bit scruffy is very sexy though.Bet you guys wouldn't like scruffy girls.

tabatha

Bootgal wrote:

Ya have to say that i do prefer a groomed man.A groomed man gone a bit scruffy is very sexy though.Bet you guys wouldn't like scruffy girls.

this made me laugh!!!! that is so true!

chillywilly

scruffy....no, but filthy....yes please

tabatha

typical! men and filth!!!

Zulu

tabatha wrote:

well zulu....u dont know fashion then....pink is very in for men....go into any high street mens shop at the moment and u will see for yourself...and as for the rest of the world....i think u are being silly and pickey...i was talking about fashion world....as i have said, taste is a matter of opinion....pink just happens to be in so opinion has spoken! simple!

I know mens fashion. I also know well enough not to follow the the latest "in" item. "High Street" mens shops are just off the beat when it comes to fashion, and following their trends tends to be the quickest and easiest way to look like a plonker. (ie: fake tan)
As for being behind in the "fashion" world, sure Dublin is behind London, Paris, New York, Milan. But is it really behind Glasgow? Leeds? Carcason? Angers? South Carolina? Huston, Texas? No. Irish men are as bad as Irish women. Put your tar and brush away.
That being said - I don't really know why I care so much. :rolleyes:

snappieT

I happen to have a pink t-shirt. Ralph Lauren. I like it, others like it. So why not?

tabatha

well i never said i was irish????

and whats your hang up with places? were u a geography teacher in your last life???

Dr. Loon

Liking and wearing whatever's "in" doesn't indicate fashion sense. It indicates you're a mindless sheep who has no control or comfort in your own identity. Instead having to buy the latest fashion item in order to be "in" with the "hip" crowd.

Bootgal

Zulu wrote:

But is it really behind Glasgow? Leeds? Carcason? Angers? QUOTE]

No, Leeds is definitely not behind Dublin.. Its now one of the prime shopping cities in England..And it has very classy shops--q-- very well dressed men!
Oh well at least there is some well dressed men in this country, pity about the rest of ye but im sure we are just gonna have to put up with it!!

LegacyUser

Dr.Feelgood wrote:

I am saying i cant imagine a situation where i would say, "oh my thats a lovely pink t-shirt that i must own!!"

simple, they see some idiot footballer, or popstar wearing one, so they assume if they wear the same, they'll be cool too, and girls will want to sleep with them.

what's next, pink underwear, pink shoes, pink handbag, pink lipstick.

Bootgal

Okay lads, you dont like pink.We will leave it there so..
other fashion trends at the moment for guys.Other bright coloured stripy t-shirts (not pink!!) are very in. Bought one for my brother for his birthday there last week, a yellow one. He wouldn't wear it cause the sleeves were too short (which they are meant to be like) ..Had to laugh at him. So i brought it back and bought him a plain long sleeved yellow t-shirt..
i try my best!!

tabatha

another thing.....trainers that look like football boots.....they are nike 90's.....

Zulu

tabatha wrote:

well i never said i was irish????

and whats your hang up with places? were u a geography teacher in your last life???

whats....with...the....crazy????punctuation????

I never said you were Irish either.

Look style is a personal thing, following the latest trends (or more accurately doing whatever David Beckham does) is childish and pathetic, and frankly stinks of low self-esteem. Now that may well be what you define as "fashionable", if so, good for you. One day (hopefully) you'll see since, but until then - good luck with that.

The rest of us will continue to define out style with out wearing charity bracelets, bleaching out hair and spiking it, wearing and old school pink t-shirt with a blazer and tying a scarf around our neck in a night club. It's as common as a woman with a tatoo on the base of her spine.

tabatha

ok zulu....get over it!!! if fashion is a touchy subject for u then dont read about it....quite simply really

Bootgal

Zulu wrote:

It's as common as a woman with a tatoo on the base of her spine.

Ha ha ha ha Nice way of putting it!

Zulu

tabatha wrote:

ok zulu....get over it!!! if fashion is a touchy subject for u then dont read about it....quite simply really

It's not touchy - I just take exception to someone coming on and rubbishing Irish men in general, because they bother to define themselves personally with out resorting to sheep mentality!
Don't make sweeping statements that are easily ridiculed. ...quite simple really!

As a matter of interest - where are you from, if not Ireland?

tabatha

i didnt rubish irish men, just some! dont take it personally. u in turn are rubbishing people who choose to follow current fashion trends.....ever here the expression "dont through stones when u are in a glasshouse"

ionapaul

BTW, the female-popular 'tattoo on the base of the spine' is now commonly referred to as an 'ass-handlebar' Folks, invest in a company making those laser tattoo removal machines, you will make a fortune in the future as all the dedicated followers of fashion are told that particular tattoo is common and looks terrible, and all rush to remove them!

I still bemoan the fact I didn't invest in fake tan or peroxide dye companies in the mid-90s...I'd be richer than Bill Gates if I had!

Zulu

tabatha wrote:

ever here the expression "dont through stones when u are in a glasshouse"

I have indeed, but as I'm not in a glasshouse I feel very liberated when throwing my stones.
I have spent most of my life rubbishing mindless trend followers, and I'll continue to do so till I die. Trend setters - now thats a different story...


Tatoo removal - brilliant! Ionapaul, with ideas like that, you'll be a millionare some day.

Funkstard

I have spent most of my life rubbishing mindless trend followers, and I'll continue to do so till I die

Why would you bother. Why do you care what other people wear? If they're a sheep so be it, they're happy and it has absolutely no relevence to you. None. Nil. Get over it.

Zulu

Funkstard wrote:

I have spent most of my life rubbishing mindless trend followers, and I'll continue to do so till I die

Why would you bother. Why do you care what other people wear? If they're a sheep so be it, they're happy and it has absolutely no relevence to you. None. Nil. Get over it.

...because I get great enjoyment out of it! It makes me laugh. It cheers me up.

tabatha

some people have little in there lives to be worrying about......your obliviously one of those people zulu who can slag others off and feel good about yourself at the same time! thats very sad